Property Revaluation 2026
Save up to 10% on property sale tax with the reduced 5% rate
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What is Property Revaluation?
Property revaluation is a legal and fiscal instrument that allows owners of real estate in Albania to update the registered value of their property in the Cadastre, bringing it closer to the current market value.
When you sell a property, you pay tax on the difference between the sale price and the registered value. If the registered value is low (as is often the case with older properties), the tax can be substantial.
With revaluation, you can update the value now by paying only 5% tax, instead of 15% that you would pay when selling the property.
Practical Example
How Does Revaluation Work?
The revaluation process is simple and can be completed in 4 steps
Property Valuation
Contact a licensed property appraiser who will determine the market value of your property.
Online Application
Apply through the e-Albania portal or at ASHK counters with the required documents.
Tax Payment
Pay the 5% tax on the value difference after invoice issuance.
Cadastre Update
After payment, your property card is updated with the new market value.
Required Documents
Make sure you have all the following documents before applying
Identification Document
Copy of ID card or passport
Ownership Document
Copy of property certificate or card
Valuation Report
Original valuation act from licensed expert
Appraiser License
Copy of expert appraiser's license
Payment Receipt
Service fee payment receipt
Power of Attorney (Optional)
If applying on someone else's behalf
Why Should You Revalue Your Property?
Property revaluation offers numerous financial and legal benefits
Save Money
Pay only 5% tax instead of 15% when selling property. This can be substantial savings for high-value properties.
Legal Security
Updated value in the Cadastre offers greater transparency and ensures compliance with fiscal legislation.
Better Value
Property with updated value can be used as better collateral for bank loans and other financial transactions.
Who Benefits from Revaluation?
Property Sellers
Save up to 10% on sale tax
Businesses
Update assets in financial statements
Families
Lower cost for gifts and inheritance
Investors
Prepare properties for future sale
Important Deadlines
Remember these important dates for revaluation
Applications Open
Official start of the revaluation process
Application Deadline
Last date to submit and complete applications
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about revaluation
What is property revaluation?
Property revaluation is a legal and fiscal process that allows property owners to update the registered value of their real estate in the Cadastre, bringing it closer to the current market value. This is done by paying a reduced tax of 5% on the value difference.
When does property revaluation 2026 start?
Property revaluation starts on January 1, 2026 and continues until March 31, 2027. All applications must be submitted and completed by this deadline.
What is the tax rate for property revaluation?
The tax for property revaluation is 5% of the difference between the new market value and the currently registered value. This tax is much lower than the 15% normally paid when selling property.
What documents are needed for revaluation?
Required documents include: copy of identification document, property ownership document, valuation act from a licensed expert, service fee payment receipt, and power of attorney if applying on someone else's behalf.
Where can I apply for revaluation?
Applications can be submitted online through the e-Albania portal or at the counters of the State Cadastre Agency (ASHK). The process takes about 5 working days.
Can I do the revaluation myself or do I need an expert?
You have two options: you can use ASHK's fiscal prices or engage a licensed property appraiser to determine the market value. A licensed expert usually provides a more accurate assessment of the real market value.
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